Custom M.A.S.K. Mini-Figures Created By C. Norman

Every once and awhile I'll skim through Deviant Art for M.A.S.K. and other fan art. A recent trip uncovered some custom mini-figures by C. Norman aka herebewonder. HeroClix has become a big brand name in collectible minatures from just about every popular franchise. Of course M.A.S.K. is not one of the franchises featured but with a little creativity, Norman has developed his own custom line from existing figures.

You'll see in his photo montages that the original figure used is in the upper left corner, the actual M.A.S.K. figure, and then his custom painted figure. Norman says he initially didn't intend to do the masks with the figures, but I'm glad he did! Along with Miles Mayhem shown above, here are the other M.A.S.K. and V.E.N.O.M. figures in his collection. (click to enlarge)

Our thanks to Norman for allowing us to feature his art on our site. We definitely encourage him to continue producing M.A.S.K. figures with maybe a few more of the "good guys!" I know it must take a dedicated effort to work on such small figures but we think the work really paid off.

Please visit the herebwonder gallery on Deviant Art if you'd like to view his extensive collection of custom figures including Transformers, G.I. Joe, TMNT, Silverhawks, Masters of the Universe and more! You can also follow his Mini-Ventures blog to keep up with his latest creations.

About Jason GrossJason Gross is an '80s kid trapped in a 40-year old body and has loved M.A.S.K. from the very beginning. He also contributes his retro pop culture knowledge to the Rediscoverthe80s.com website.

Wyatt Bloom is a lifelong M.A.S.K. fan as well as several other '80s properties including Knight Rider, Dukes of Hazzard, Airwolf, and Voltron. He also enjoys creating sound systems and the occasional deejay gig.

Besides the AOM website, Jason and Wyatt are lifelong friends who have also collaborated on a M.A.S.K. screenplay and cohost the MASKast podcast. They were also privileged to particpate in a M.A.S.K. 30th Anniversary panel with voice actor Doug Stone at Retro Con in 2015.